September 22nd, 2011 
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The following short article is an iPod Classic 7th Generation review. When it comes to being able to take anything and everything you could possibly ever want with you, it will certainly be very difficult to beat this storage giant, which has 160GB of capacity. It holds up to 200 hours of video, 25,000 photographs, or 40,000 songs. If that is not enough to keep you occupied for a while, there probably is nothing in the world that can.
Another added plus of this little beauty, is that the battery allows you play all of your favorites for up to 36 hours when it is fully charged. The interface is extremely user friendly, even for somebody that has never used an iPod previously. It comes with a wheel that moves up and down which allows you to select and play whatever you desire. When you find something you are interested in, all you do is simply hit the play button, and away it goes.
There is one downside to it though, which is it is the only iPod with moving parts. It is very easy to break if you happen to drop it, so it is recommended that you acquire a carrying case to protect it against mishaps.
The sound quality is excellent, just like you would expect from any iPod. The menu is a typical Apple menu, which means it could not be any simpler to use. When you order your iPod it will come with the following in the box, Apple iPod classic (7th Generation), USB 2.0 cable, quick start guide, earphones, and dock adapter.
For this iPod Classic 7th Generation review, we finally decided after many hours of deliberations, to only to give it four stars out of a possible five. It is perfect for the person that needs a large storage capacity to transport and play whatever they wish. However, what knocked it down a notch when compared to other iPods, was its ability to easily become damaged and unusable.
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